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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1887

Page

2

Snowstorm, Calhoun statue and trials of a national scope

A compendium of brief notes covering a Michigan snow storm and measurements, a call for apologies, a Montana snow depth claim, conspirator arrests against the czar, bond calls ending by June 30, a Calhoun statue unveiling in Charleston with Mr. Lamar speaking, concerns about war over German actions toward a man named Schnaebeles, railway versus law interpretations, interstate commission suspensions, Archbishop Corrigan against McGlynn defenses, Minneapolis immorality worries, Acts of the last legislature to be published, Javanese emergency clause date, Harmony cotton mill closure at Cohoes, Missouri Democrats' sharp rhetoric, G A R politics and Blaine, Judge Andrews' ruling on Hittson v Clark marriage, St Louis Republican’s query on honest bills, Iowa rail rate protests, interstate commerce act critique, and freight reform debates.

J. W. Draffen Boconville Tipton Hardin Mexico Draften Hhs Boonville Missouri

Railroad Legislation and Interstate Law Opinions

A Lafayette county meeting commends Mr. Hicklin for backing House Bill 620 and urges fair state railroad laws, while noting the interstate commerce act effects. Mentions Jay Gould supporting Jefferson City to Carthage rail construction, Governor Marmaduke’s extra session calls, and mixed views on state vs federal controls. Reports on University curators reshuffle, Missouri political tension, and a 75 day halt on interstate law section. References international sympathy on Alsace Lorraine and Beecher/Edison phonograph remark.

State of Missouri R. A. Hicklin St. Louis Wm. G. McCausland Sudh Eli Adams Washington Township McCausland Marmaduke R. D. Bledsoe Messia Chas. L. Ewing Minos Adams M. V. B. Oliver B. van Arsdall Jno White Josiah Mann Oliver Whitsett J. Wiatt Lewis Messrs Henry C. Chiles J.D. Shewalter Mesara Shewalter Chiles and Young Messrs. C. L. Ewing J. F. Smith A. A. Lesueur General Assembly Lafayette County John 8S. Marmaduke D.H Shields State Democratic Central Committee John O'Day State Democratic Executive Committee Jefferson City John P. Harmon Seventeenth Jay Gould

Resolutions Endorse Marmaduke Rail Law Efforts

At a mass meeting in Tipton for Cooper Morgan and Moniteau counties leaders urged support for Governor Marmaduke calling an extra session to enforce constitutional railroad provisions. They praised Senator Hazell for backing senate bill 293 and urged a fair railroad law to curb extortion pooling and discrimination. They thanked the Missouri Republican for defending citizens against railroad power.

Cooper Morgan Monitean Tipton Titford Cooper County Moniteau Copper Marmaduke Hazell Missouri Republican

Farmers Institute of Laclede County Seeks Rail Law

At Lebanon last Saturday the Farmers Institute of Laclede County unanimously approved a resolution urging the state legislature to convene an extra session to pass a railroad traffic law. The measure asks representatives to set aside party feeling to secure reasonable charges, end discriminations in transport costs, prohibit pooling and rebates, and prevent favoritism toward shorter hauls.

Farmers’ Institute Laclede County Lebanon

Proposed depot site debated near river bridge

A local discussion favors placing the new depot on Water street on Missouri Pacific land east of Anderson's warehouse. Proponents argue macadamized Pine Street and levee to Tom Walton's house, with city gas and walks extended to the site. They claim it best serves freight and passenger traffic from Ray County and connections to St. Louis, St. Joseph, and Kansas City, with police protection and affordable improvements.

Eortor Rock Bridge Water Street Missouri Pacific Ferry Co Anderson Pine Street Tom Walton Tom Clark Ray County St. Louis St. Joseph Wake Kansas City Dover Warrensburg Columbus Greenton C. B. BR

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